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@fox5ny I have footage of this car! I was in an Uber on the opposite side of the street when it was happening. They were going the wrong way for at least 30 blocks before the cops even showed up.
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@rapalert6@Zantana1991@Bornakang This is an oversimplification. He was literally bullying dark skinned women. Telling Black girls as young as high school age they should unalive themselves because they were Black, and camp out in Black women’s replies when they posted pics of themselves to troll. Unprovoked.
🦅 School officials attempted to forcefully remove a sacred eagle plume that she wore on her graduation cap...and damaged it in the process.
🦅 She received the plume in a ceremony when she was three years old.
She is suing @BASchools
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#FreshResists ✊🏽
The flagrant use of the N word from white creators in their song choices on Tik Tok is insane.
Like THIS song fits you bringing us along to get your nails done ?
How the media works in Black and white
Louisvile Bank shooter kills 5 in mass shooting is humanized in headline
Homeless and suffering mental health crises is murdered on NYC subway and criminalized in headline
A life-sized chocolate bust of Britain's King Charles III weighing more than 50 pounds has been unveiled by confectionery brand Celebrations to mark the forthcoming coronation. https://t.co/J8tCWHRWLT
This preys on the most vulnerable. And the gov't has gotten away with it, bc people don't know it's happening.
Well, people need to know. Because if it can happen to them, it can happen to you. SCOTUS should call it what it is: theft, plain & simple. /end https://t.co/o8I5vfQVuN
Let me put this in perspective. In Michigan, defendants found guilty of stealing over $20,000 face a decade in prison.
When the government stole *10 times* that—leaving a mom and her kids completely bankrupt—it was all in a day's work.
Make it make sense.
Then there's Tawanda Hall, who fell $900 behind on a property-tax payment plan for her Michigan home. After penalties, she owed $22,642.
The gov't seized her $300,000 house, sold it, and kept the profit.
The surplus totaled $286,000. This is not a joke. https://t.co/o8I5vfQVuN
Geraldine is far from the only victim. The stories are nauseating.
At 76 years old, Bennie Coleman lost his DC home over a $134 bill. The gov't sold the $197,000 house & kept the profit.
For months, Bennie slept on the porch—with dementia—thinking he'd locked himself out.
The Supreme Court will decide if that's constitutional. It sounds like an easy case. But it has not been.
Multiple federal courts ruled against Geraldine, and said the government did nothing wrong by stealing her equity after it satisfied her debt. https://t.co/JsJGkYvfG3